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September 26, 2003, Chandigarh, India
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TT meet concludes Mandi Gobindgarh, September 25 A classical dance performance by students of the host school enthralled the audience before the prize distribution ceremony. Mr Swaranjeet Singh Bagli, president, Gobindgarh Educational and Social Welfare Trust, and Mr Rattan Pal Bhatia, chairman school management committee, presented a memento to the chief-guest. As many as 590 players and officials from 40 schools affiliated with CBSE in the state participated in the competitions. The following were the results of the finals: Girls-under-14:
Ekta Malhotra, (Appejay, Jalandhar) beat Rayman (Appejay, Jalandhar) by 3-0; Girls U-16: Arshdeep (Guru Harkrishan Public School, Amritsar) beat Deepkamal (Guru Harkrishan Public School) by 3-2; Girls U-19: Anjali (D.A.V. Amritsar) beat Saloni (Innocent Hearts, Jalandhar) by 3-1. Boys U-19:
Sim Ming (Sacred Heart Secondary School, Sarabha Nagar Ludhiana) beat Atul of (Green Land Ludhiana) by 3-2; Boys U-16 Piyush (D.M.S. Jalandhar) beat Rachit (Sacred Heart, Ludhiana) by 3-1; Boys U-14: Abhijeet (Green Land, Ludhiana) beat Rohan (D.A.V. Amritsar) 3-1. In the under 14 year Abhijeet of Green Land School, Ludhiana, Piyush of Dayanand Model School, Jalandhar in under 16 year and Sim Ming of Sacred Heart, Ludhiana in under 19 category were adjudged the best players. Among the girls Ekta Malhotra of Jalandhar, Arshdeep from Amritsar and Anjali also from Amritsar were selected as the best players in the under 14, 16 and 19 year categories, respectively.
Chess championship Mandi Ahmedgarh:
Mr Bhupinder Singh, Observer for Panjabi University Inter-College Chess Championship, which concluded at the local Shanti Tara College today said men’s team of Mata Gujri College Fatehgarh, had won the championship. Chetan Sharma, a B.Sc III student of the college was reported to be only player who did not lose any match during the three consecutive championships. Gurmohan Walia, Varun Vector, Bharat Verma, Maghan Meet Singh , Sahil Singh and Gurinder Sohal are the other member of the winning team. Earlier, the women’s team of the same college comprising including Ramandeep Kaur, Reena Jaspreet, Meetu Bala, Gurpreet Kaur, Komal and Rachhpal Kaur had won women championship. Mr Bhupinder Kaur, Principal of Government College Patran, Chairman Selection Committee for University Chess Team said Chetan Sharma, Varun Vector (MGC Fatehgarh), Mohd Akhtar (Panjabi University campus), Virender Puri (Government College, Ropar ) Juninder Joshi (S D College, Barnala) and Pankaj (Government College Faridkot ) had been selected to represent Punjabi University in the Inter-Varsity Chess Championship to be held at Rajkot on October 10. Ritika (Govt College, Patiala), Meetu and Reena (MGC Fatehgarh ) Neha and Lovenya Khurana (Patel Memorial Nehru College Rajpura ) and Supreet Kaur (Lal Bahadur Shastri Arya Mahila College , Barnala ) will be in the women’s team of the University. Mr Inder Mohan Principal of the host college thanked principals of all colleges for sending teams to participate in the championship. |
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